"Every Girl Should Be Married" is a 1948 American romantic comedy film directed by Don Hartman and starring Cary Grant, Betsy Drake, and Franchot Tone. The plot revolves around a department store salesclerk, Anabel Sims, who is determined to find the perfect husband and sets her sights on a handsome pediatrician, Dr. Madison Brown. She then concocts an elaborate scheme to trap him into marriage. The film is a lighthearted portrayal of postwar domesticity and the pursuit of love. It received mixed reviews but is generally considered a sweet and frothy romantic comedy. The movie has a rating of 6.3 on IMDb and is categorized as a comedy, drama, and romance film.
Plot
The plot of "Every Girl Should Be Married" revolves around a department store sales clerk, Anabel Sims, who is determined to find the perfect husband. She sets her sights on a handsome pediatrician, Dr. Madison Brown, and concocts an elaborate scheme to trap him into marriage. The film is a lighthearted portrayal of postwar domesticity and the pursuit of love, and it is generally considered a sweet and frothy romantic comedy.
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Cast
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Betsy Drake as Anabel Sims
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Cary Grant as Dr. Madison Brown
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Franchot Tone as Roger Sanford
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Alan Mowbray as Mr. Spitzer
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Elisabeth Risdon as Nurse Mary Nolan
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Richard Gaines as Sam McNutt
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Harry Hayden as Gogarty
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Chick Chandler as Harry, the Soda Clerk
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Leon Belasco as Violinist
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Fred Essler as Pierre, the Restaurant Owner
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Anna Q. Nilsson as Saleslady
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Eddie Albert as Harry Proctor, aka "Old Joe" (uncredited)
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Director: Don Hartman
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Writer: Don Hartman, Stephen Morehouse Avery, Eleanor Harris
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Genre: Romantic Comedy
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Release Date: 1948
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